Seduction of the Innocent

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    as evil and a daunting figure compared to the innocent victim - John - as the audience already know the tale. Shake&stir’s Dracula (a dramatic performance), through the use of realism and magic realism, the elements of drama (tension, mood, symbol and movement) and production design elements (lighting, sound and set), effectively creates a gripping thriller. It reaches into the darkest recesses of our imagination using ultra-theatricality, seduction, blood, dark melodramatic atmosphere and…

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    in Europe. The Church became the most powerful institution and “governed” society to their own benefit. Although the Church was the main political force throughout Europe and authority was assumed through religious leadership, the Church corrupted innocent individuals for not participating or following church orders. “From 590 to 1517, the Roman Church dominated the western world. The Roman Catholic Church controlled religion, philosophy, morals, politics, art and education. This was the dark…

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    Beauty In Snow White

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    Snow White, Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm’s protagonist, is situated in a society that is dominated by vanity in the fairy tale “Snow White”. Regardless of her attempts to escape the influences that society poses on women and girls of all ages, she remains fixated on beauty as well. As a result, Snow White is unconsciously conditioned to believe that luxurious or pretty items are worth sacrificing one’s life for in the tale. Appearance, and more importantly the extent to which beauty can supplement…

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    The greatest example of this idea comes through Shahrazad, the vizier’s daughter, who is the hero of The Thousand and One Nights. She becomes the hero because King Shahrayar “is murdering innocent young women for no greater crime than being female” (Clinton 120) believing that “there is not a single chaste woman anywhere on the entire face of the earth” (Wa-Layla 562). Despite her father’s disapproval, she cries out that “[she] would like…

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    Should people embrace euthanasia as one of the methods of inducing one to a “merciful death?” There are several reasons why people would argue for and against euthanasia. The process of inducing somebody to death can seem unimaginable but it is emerging as one of the most preferred mode for death particularly for patients with terminal illnesses and whose chances of survival are very low. Terminal illnesses take a great toll on the health of a person, and this presents with signs such as…

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    What time is it? Time to reconnoitre the psychedelic darkness and yet the sunny disposition of one of the world’s most popular animated children’s series ‘Adventure Time’ - (Cartoon Network, Pendleton Ward, 2008) and what makes this unorthodox animation lure and appeal to both the young and the mature intellects – uncovering its mass of kaleidoscopic pedagogic episodes that illuminate the uncomfortable themes of reality. Death, cannibalism, depression, an abundance of horror glazed over by the…

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    It is not the pursuit of love or the art of seduction that is his issue, but merely the time that is lost taking such a slow pace. “Had we but world enough and time, This coyness, lady, were no crime. We would sit down, and think which way To walk, and pass our long love’s day.” His suggestion of how…

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    It all begins with a push of a button. The process is simple. Pick one of the 196 000 pokie machines in Australia sat idle, awaiting their next victim. Insert some coins into a slot and press that green button. Mindlessly stare, wholly and completely fixated as those icons spin around and around. Powerless to those flashing lights, to that symphony of celebratory sound effects- which are more often than not, praising the loss of yoyr hard- earned money. Only to do it all over again. To 23…

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    When people study history they rarely learn about the sexual history of the United States; and, how it evolved from courting and brothels to dating and prostitution. Love for Sale takes place in New York City, NY, from 1900 to 1945, it journeys through the major events that occurred in the U.S., World War I, Great Depression, and World War II. The author, Elizabeth Alice Clement, is an assistant professor of history at the University of Utah. The central argument of Love for Sale is, “Profoundly…

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    From Adam to Abraham to Isaac and Jacob, the Tanakh is full of male’s who have played key roles within not only the primary formation of Judaism but within the very history of the Jewish people. These individuals while being flawed are mostly are written as being brave, loyal, God fearing, wise and chosen by God himself. However, where does that leave the woman within the Holy Scriptures? How are they portrayed and characterized within these stories? I focus on three women (Eve, Sarah and…

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